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My time playing with hardware RAID cards is over. My disks spent their time dropping on different builds (even with TLER disks only). For a home NAS, a synology style linux software RAID with regular data scrubbing is the peace of mind solution. For the cache problem, a cheap UPS that lasts the few minutes required to gracefully shut down is a good enough solution. As for performance, my bottleneck is the 1 gigabit port on my laptop anyway. And I don't see any improvement on the horizon for that anyway.



I believe you mean a cheap UPS. A cheap PSU is likely to last a very small fraction of a second in an outage.


Corrected. Thanks!




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